Mallika Sherawat has taken a strong stance against artificial cosmetic procedures like Botox and fillers, urging her followers to embrace a natural and healthy lifestyle. In a recent no-makeup, no-filter video shared on Instagram, the Welcome actress appeared barefaced and candid, speaking directly to fans about beauty standards and self-care.Mallika Sherawat’s morning message to fans“Good morning, you all. I just woke up and thought, I’ll make a selfie video and share it with you all. There’s no filter that I’m using, there’s no makeup that I’ve put on… I haven’t even brushed my hair yet; this is the first thing I’m doing,” Mallika began, addressing her audience with unfiltered honesty.She went on to say, “I am sharing this video with you so that we all together can say no to Botox, no to artificial cosmetic fillers and yes to life, yes to a healthy way of living… Love you.”Alongside the video, Mallika wrote a caption reinforcing her message: “Saying NO to Botox & Fillers. Instead of chasing youth with these artificial procedures, I’m nurturing it from within. Eating clean, hydration, sleeping early & exercises are some of the practices I regularly follow. Let’s embrace our natural glow.”The post included hashtags like #nobotox, #nofillers, #authenticbeauty, and #healthyliving — echoing a broader shift toward body positivity and holistic well-being.Doctors suspect possible cardiac arrest linked to self-medicationMallika’s post comes just two days after the tragic passing of Kaanta Laga fame actor Shefali Jariwala, who died late Friday night at the age of 42. She was rushed to Bellevue Multispecialty Hospital in Andheri by her husband Parag Tyagi, where doctors declared her dead.
While the official cause of death has not been confirmed, Mumbai Police stated that her autopsy report has been “reserved.” Sources suggest that Shefali had been self-medicating with anti-ageing pills for several years, and two boxes of such medicines were found at her home.It has also been reported that Shefali consumed stale food on the day of her death and later took her usual anti-ageing medication. Doctors at Cooper Hospital, where her postmortem was conducted, suspect that she may have suffered a cardiac arrest potentially triggered by the medication, although conclusive results are awaited.
